We got a peek at many of these refreshed laptops--except for the ThinkPad X1 Carbon--earlier this year at CES, but now Lenovo has revealed pricing and other details.

The new line has been refreshed not just to include the latest Intel Ivy Bridge processors, but with other significant improvements as well. For example, the new ThinkPad X, T, and L series laptops will feature optional HD+ (1600 by 900 pixel resolution) displays. The new multimedia IdeaPad Y series laptops will offer the latest Nvidia Kepler graphics. And the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Ultrabook has been bumped up in screen size from 13 inches to 14 inches, with a new 1600 by 900 pixel resolution.

These new models also sport Lenovo's revamped keyboard. The new keyboard is more attractive than the ThinkPad keyboards of yore, and is designed to be more precise.

Starting prices range from $399 for the IdeaPad G Series to $1529 for the ThinkPad W530 mobile workstation.

Nine New ThinkPads

There are almost too many new Lenovo laptops to mention, but here are the highlights:

ThinkPad X230Ultraportables:

ThinkPad X230 and X230t: 12.5-inch ultraportables weighing less than 3 pounds, with up to 24 hours of battery life (with optional battery slice) and an IPS display for richer colors and better viewing angles. The X230t is the convertible tablet PC version.

Starting prices: $1179 for the X230, $1479 if you want that touchscreen.

Mid-size T Series:

ThinkPad T430, T430s, and T530: 14-inch and 15-inch thin-and-light laptops. Lenovo says the T430s is the lightest 14-inch ThinkPad with both docking and vPro (Intel's laptop management and security technology). Currently, the T420s weighs 3.68 pounds—almost a pound less than the 4.6-pound T420.

Shaving the weight off, however, will cost you: The T430s starts at $1399 versus $879 for the T430. If you want a bigger version of the T430, Lenovo offers the T530, with a 15-inch full HD display.

You can take one of these laptops on a long distance round trip and never worry about battery life; the laptops are rated for up to 32.5 hours of battery life with a battery slice.

ThinkPad L530Budget Thinkpads:

ThinkPad L430 and L530: Affordable business laptops starting at $879. These "value" laptops are rated for up to 9.5 hours of battery life and have optional discrete graphics cards.

Previous L Series models started at over $1000, so these refreshed laptops will save you some money.

ThinkPad X1 Carbon: claimed to be the lightest 14-inch Ultrabook, weighing just under 3 pounds. Boast-worthy features include the 1600-by-900-pixel display, backlit keyboard, and 0.71-inch thickness. We can thank the carbon-fiber construction for the super light weight.

Eight New IdeaPads

That's a lot of laptop refreshes--even more than HP's recent announcement of several new laptops. But wait, there's more! Lenovo is also refreshing the Y, G, and Z series.

G480, G580, and G780: the most affordable of the new Lenovo laptops, starting at $399. The G Series laptops come in 14-, 15.6-, and 17.3-inch sizes (respectively). The base models will be upgradable to up to 8GB of memory, 1TB of hard drive storage, an Intel Core i7 processor, and Nvidia GT630M graphics. (Aside from the 8GB max memory, the other optional upgrades exceed Lenovo's current G Series options.)